Ignorance & Surf Nicaragua

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1.	Death Squad 04:24	buy track
2.	Victim of Demise 03:35	buy track
3.	Layed to Rest 02:17	buy track
4.	Ignorance 04:08	buy track
5.	No Believers 03:22	buy track
6.	Violent Solutions 04:15	buy track
7.	Rest in Peace 03:45	buy track
8.	Sacred Reich 03:16	buy track
9.	Administrative Decisions 03:26	buy track
10.	Rapid Fire 03:41	buy track
11.	The Big Picture 01:33	buy track
12.	Sweet Leaf 05:04	buy track
13.	Surf Nicaragua 04:40	buy track
14.	One Nation 03:23	buy track
15.	War Pigs 06:05	buy track
16.	Draining You of Life 03:17	buy track
17.	Ignorance (Live) 04:03	buy track
18.	Death Squad (Live) 04:31	buy track
19.	Draining You of Life (Demo) 03:42	buy track
20.	Ignorance (Metal Massacre Version) 03:52	buy track
21.	No Believers (Demo) 03:38	buy track
22.	R.I.P. (Demo) 04:05	buy track
23.	Sacred Reich (Demo) 03:27	buy track
24.	Sacred Reich (Metal Massacre Sessions) 03:14	buy track

released October 13, 1987

Sacred Reich Phoenix, Arizona

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